Tax Collector

Tax Bills were mailed to all residents in Logan Township on August 5, 2026. If you have not received your Tax Bill by August 25th, please reach out to the Tax Collector’s Office for a duplicate copy.

The 3rd quarter grace period now ends on September 9, 2026, at 4PM. Any payments received after 4PM on September 9, 2026, will accrue interest dating back to August 1st.

Payments can be made in person at the Tax Collector’s Office, by mail or online by e-check or credit card. Checks and cash are accepted in person. Credit card payments are accepted online only.

Failure to receive a tax bill does not exempt you from paying taxes or interest due.

The Tax list and Tax maps are available to the public during regular business hours. Also, Tax information for all Gloucester County municipalities including Logan Township can be found at:
Gloucester County’s Searchable Tax Records

All taxes are due on a quarterly basis throughout the year as follows:
February 1st/ May 1st/ August 1st/ November 1st.
Logan allows a ten (10) day grace period.  After the 10th day, interest will be calculated back to the first of the month.

Tax Bill Mailing – Tax bills are mailed once a year (usually in July/August) and contain four (4) stubs for each quarter due (February, May, August, and November).  August taxes are given an extended grace period of 25 days from the mailing date.  Residents with a mortgage will receive an Advice Only copy of the tax bill.

There are special deductions available for our Senior Citizens/Veterans/Disabled persons.

We are now accepting ONLINE PAYMENTS via credit/debit card or e-check. To make a payment, click the link: MAKE A PAYMENT.

The Affordable New Jersey Communities for Homeowners or Renters (ANCHOR) program is replacing the Homestead Benefit program to provide property tax relief to residents who meet the income limits. Additional information about the ANCHOR program can be found on the NJ Division of Taxation’s webpage.

ANCHOR Program Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

General Information for Taxpayers

Property Taxpayers Bill of Rights

Application for Property Tax Deduction for Senior/Disabled/Surviving Spouse

Application for Property Tax Deduction for Veteran/Surviving Spouse

Application for Property Tax Exemption for Totally Disabled Veteran/Surviving Spouse

Supplement Form for Peacekeeping Missions

NJ Division of Taxation’s Property Tax Relief Programs

Application for 200′ Property Owners List